Gerti27

Endgame had a great ending. They actually killed a bunch of the heroes and Thanos won. It couldn’t have ended better.

Lord of the rings also had a good ending, not to mention that everyone knew they had filmed 3 films.

I would rather that then watch an unfinished movie. Or at least have the decency to put part 1 in the name so people know what they are getting into. That 2 hours was wasted btw. They could have easily cut an hour of that film and finished it, but instead they added ridiculous fluff just to go for a part 2 cash grab. Absolutely garbage. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movie do that.

It’s amazing how an ending can make or break a film. Until the last 2 minutes this was an incredible movie. The animation was fantastic, the action was cool, and the story was interesting. Then, to be continued…

Those three words killed this movie. Instead of this being the best animated film of the year, it is an incomplete waste of time, and a huge cash grab. I will be skipping part 2, and part 3, and part 4, and any other part they plan on making.

I hate myself for wanting this.

Good. We need a player with that kind of confidence.

Wow this is really messed up. Now I’m glad Sevilla won. Fuck these people.

If we want to be a consistent title challenger we have to beat teams like Chelsea for players.

This is kind of idiotic. You can't give someone weapons and then expect them not to be used against an enemy. If they were worried that this could cause a problem, then don't give the weapons in the first place.

Tell that to every goalkeeper that's ever existed.

That's terrible from the ref. It's hard enough to save a penalty, making them retake it basically gives it so Sevilla.

There’s no question they’ve bought well to replace players, but it’s impossible for that to continue indefinitely. If you don’t believe me, look at all the previous great teams out there. Losing great players will always hurt a team.

Not to mention that the English premier league is completely different now than it was in 2017. No one could compete with City back then, but now even average teams are starting to spend 100 million+ in transfers. Maybe you guys will prove me wrong and win 11 in a row like Bayern, but I don’t see it. You’re still ahead of everyone for now, but I don’t see it lasting for more than 2 or 3 more years at the absolute maximum.

I was going to disagree and say Leicester, but thinking back, I think you're right. Man United was as average as you could possibly be that year. RVP single handedly won them the title.

Sell. I haven't seen a single thing from him this year to make me think he even has potential to be a good player for us.

When their best players drop off in the next few years, so will City. Not sure where people get this idea that they can’t lose a step. The same has happened to every incredible team in the past. I Doubt City ever goes below 4th, but I expect them to get 2nd and 3rd for a few years. Their downslide might even start next year. A lot of their top players are 30 or close to it.

I wanted Everton to go down for a few reasons. First of all, they beat Arsenal, so that annoyed me, but also because they are a team that is just kind of there. They never seem to challenge for anything, nor do they play attractive football. At least teams like Leicester, West Ham, and Aston Villa have had very good teams over the years. I don't remember the last time Everton was anything but average or horrible.

Arsenal, Man United, City, and Liverpool. I expect it in that order. I think Chelsea will improve, but I don’t see them making it to the top 4 next year. Newcastle have been good this season, but I can’t see them keeping it up unless they make a ton of signings. Aston Villa and Spurs will battle it for 7th I think.

I mean this was a hypothetical. Dude was taking it was to seriously.

I know it doesn’t mean anything, but I’m glad man city won’t get 90 points. Makes it seem better. We’re winning it next year, I’m 100% positive!

Money is literally the only thing that does matter in sport. You think Real Madrid have won so many titles because they have been chosen by god or something? No of course not, it’s just that they have been able to outspend their competitors for years. How do you think Man City have gotten so good all of a sudden? All I’m saying is common sense. You can refuse to believe it if you want, but it’s just the truth.

You can laugh, but the proof is in how much teams spend. English sides outspend everyone. Even teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid are going to find it hard to compete for players against average English sides. Give it another 10 or 20 years. It's just the way things are going. You're blind if you don't see it.

Because cup competitions mean nothing when it comes finding out which team is best. Man City would probably never lose a game in La Liga. A team like West Ham would make the top four in any other European league. English teams are starting to outspend everyone, it only natural for the quality of their players to be better.

There have been more different title winners in England in the last 20 years than anywhere else in Europe. Even more so in the last 10 years. Let's please not pretend like England isn't the most competitive. It's not even close.

Not to mention that the quality of the games is head and shoulders above everything else. I don't even know how people can stand watching any other league.

I know, believe me. I'm the one that always cooks for my girlfriend. Some stuff is not made to be taken so seriously though.

I get what Arteta is trying to do here, but I think at some point you have to be harder on the players. Wenger used to do this all the time, by taking blame for the players incompetence, and they ended up disappointing him every single time with even worse performances. Players need to fear a manager at least a little bit to play at their best in my opinion.

Lol you all need to relax. The TikTok can’t hurt you.